Under the new Family First law, this spending imbalance can be corrected and States like Alabama can begin to invest more resources in substance abuse, mental health, and parenting skills training.
Terri Sewell: “Under the new Family First law, this spending imbalance can be corrected and States like Alabama can begin to invest…”
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Sewell discusses the potential improvements in foster care funding under the Family First law.
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